EASA Part 66 Category B2 Avionics Module 13 - Aircraft Aerodynamics Structures & Systems Week 5 - Principles / Comms

EASA Part 66 Category B2 Avionics Module 13 - Aircraft Aerodynamics Structures & Systems Week 5 - Principles / Comms

EASA Part 66 Short Modular Courses
These courses provide training in discrete Part 66 modules: and can be used by those seeking:
 Conversion of an existing National licence (ie. BCAR Section L)
 Initial licence issue following the Self-Improver route.
 Extension to basic Part 66 licence categories (ie. B2 to A1)
The courses offer full training to the Part 66 syllabus in each module and should not be viewed as a “crash course”.
These courses do NOT constitute an approved course therefore candidates must meet the full experience requirements as stated in the Part 66 Regulations. Owing to the intensive nature of this course we recommend applicants should have a minimum of three years previous aircraft maintenance experience.

Approved Examinations
Candidates attending Modular Courses can be examined by AST on behalf of the UK Civil Aviation Authority and European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).                     

Those candidates opting for self-study may sit the module examinations only.
Candidates applying for approved examinations, with or without modular training, must provide a good copy of a photographic identification with their application and also full payment.

The photographic ID copy must be certified by an appropriate person with the statement “I certify this to be a true copy” containing the following information.

Name of Verifier
Position Held
Company
Address
Date
Signature

Acceptable photographic ID must be produced prior to entry to the
examination. Those candidates who cannot produce acceptable
photographic ID will not be allowed to enter the examination room.